Company profile
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Distributed-ledger networks for settlement, trade documents and payments between institutions, on permissioned and public chains.
Not every problem needs a blockchain. The ones that do usually involve several organisations that need to share a record none of them fully controls: banks settling with each other, a port, a shipper and a buyer sharing a bill of lading, or a group of merchants accepting the same stablecoin. We start by testing whether a shared ledger is the right answer before writing any code.
When it is, we build on permissioned frameworks such as Hyperledger Fabric and Besu for consortium use, or on Ethereum and EVM networks where public settlement makes sense. We operate nodes and validators, connect the network to existing bank rails, and have every smart contract audited by our cybersecurity practice before it holds value.
| Service | What it covers | Typical components |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise and permissioned ledgers | Private and consortium networks for settlement, trade documents, identity and registries. | Hyperledger Fabric, Besu, Consortium |
| Public chains and smart contracts | Smart-contract development and integration on Ethereum, EVM networks and layer-2 rollups. | Ethereum, EVM, Layer 2 |
| Decentralized payment networks | Peer-to-peer and stablecoin settlement networks, cross-chain bridges and interoperability with bank rails. | Stablecoin rails, Interoperability, Cross-border settlement |
| CBDC and DLT settlement | Proof-of-concept and integration work for central-bank digital currency and wholesale DLT settlement. | CBDC, Wholesale DLT, Atomic settlement |
| Smart-contract security | Code audits, formal checks and monitoring delivered with our cybersecurity practice. | Audits, Monitoring, Incident response |
We map the product, the users, the licences required and the partners who hold them.
A modular, API-first design that adds rails, currencies and assets without a rebuild.
Platform engineering and connections to banks, schemes, exchanges, custodians and blockchains.
Penetration testing, PCI and ISO controls, and audit evidence before launch.
Monitoring, reconciliation, support and continuous improvement under service levels.
Fintech & Digital Assets
Minting a token takes an afternoon. Making it represent a real, enforceable claim on a building, a fund or a cargo takes legal, operational and technical work that comes first.
Fintech & Digital Assets
The requirements that were "best practice" until March 2025 are now mandatory. Most of them land on payment pages, authentication and the way risk is documented.
Fintech & Digital Assets
Cross-border payment messages have moved to ISO 20022. The richer data only helps if it is captured correctly at the counter and in the app.
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